Kodaikanal Tourist Attractions

Berijam Lake:
A popular picnic spot of the area, the lake is the source of all the
drinking water to Periakalam town and has charming surroundings.

Boat Club:
Set up in 1910, it now offers boat cruises to public and tourists on
the Carlton boats that can be hired from here.

Bryant Park:
Situated to the east of the lake, Bryant Park is noted for flowers,
hybrids and rafts that are displayed in a glasshouse. The annual
horticultural show held here in May is something to be seen and
appreciated.

Shenbaganur Museum:
About 5 km from the lake, Shenbaganur Museum is housed in the Sacred
Heart College and is considered one of the best orchidoriums in the
country. It has more than 300 species of orchids and variety of birds.

Coaker's Walk:
Coaker's Walk is named after Lt. Coaker, who prepared the map of Kodai.
It offers some of the best views of the nearby plains.

Kodaikanal Lake:
A beautiful artificial star-shaped lake, it spreads across sixty acres
and is surrounded by verdant greenery. It also houses the boat club
mentioned above featuring several pleasure and racing trips.

Pillar Rocks:
The three boulders standing next to each other offer panoramic views of
the city.

Kurinji Andavar Temple:
The temple is dedicated to Lord Murugan. In Tamil, 'Kurinji Andavar'
means 'God of the Hills' and the temple offers excellent views of the
northern plains and Palani Hills.